Business-friendliness on the rise

According to an analysis made by Charles Robertson of investment firm Renaissance Capital, Poland is becoming a better country for doing business. Robertson compared studies published by the World Justice Project, which analyzes the quality of countries' justice systems, and a World Bank report on business-friendliness. Poland's justice system seems to be showing advances in the area of civil law contracts and bankruptcy proceedings according to an article published in Puls Biznesu. Western European countries are considered to be the friendliest for business with regard to the law. Eastern European countries are not far behind, with the Czech Republic just trailing the US, Estonia catching up with Canada, and Poland advancing ahead of Spain.